Is that Anna Nicole Smith judge for real?

[tularetom]

He sounds like somebody from the Sopranos.

Disclaimer: I'm not watching. Wife has it on in the other room.

[nashville_brook]

1. is it the Ft Lauderdale judge?

if so, he's a real nutjob.

[H2O Man]

2. I saw about 30 seconds

and thought that it was worse than a "made for tv" movie.

[goclark]

4. He is setting the Court back 30 years

I can't recall hearing a Judge talk like that,not even on Judge Judy etc.

[goclark]

3. I just did a post in the Lounge -- what is the problem

with him?

Sounds like he got into some of the bottles of pills from Anna Nicole.

[Leopolds Ghost]

5. "Her body is now mine, and I'm going to spend a lot of time with it"

"It's not going anywhere, it's nice and preserved" -- ??

[Stephanie]

8. are you kidding me?

he should be disbarred for that.

[Bunny]

10. Yes, he said that last week when everyone was arguing about

whether she should even be embalmed, for chrissake. This judge is a dick.

[RB TexLa]

14. glad I have 4 days max to burial and no autopsy in my will

If it's not apparent why or how I died, then tough shit.

[Dr.Phool]

6. Better question. Is Anna Nicole Smith real?

Not anymore anyway.

[Bluebear]

7. Judge Ito lives. nt

[Crabby Appleton]

9. That's exactly what I was thinking. nt

[customerserviceguy]

12. And the mainstream media

hasn't had this much fun since OJ.

[Vinca]

11. Is MSNBC for real? Wall-to-wall Anna Nicole????

I couldn't believe when Imus ended this morning with the report of the horrible situation at Walter Reed and when they switched to MSNBC news, the "big news" of the day was Anna Nicole's body and where it might end up. Unfreakingamazing. This would be a good day for Shrub to nuke Iran - MSNBC won't cover it.

[npincus]

13. my solution: Bury Anna Nicole with James Brown.

genius, no?

[Retrograde]

15. Is he the father of the baby too?

Since everybody and his brother seems to be claiming paternity...

[Laura PourMeADrink]

16. Well, Court TV explained it. They said the general public

were used to watching murder trials. This is a Probate Court and it is very
common for these type hearings to be informal (no robes) and that the rules
of evidence are looser. But, the judge, when making the decision will take
that into consideration and weigh it accordingly. He might even say, when
he makes the decision, that he did not take into account questionable
evidence, for that reason, to correct the situation.

I thought the same, thinking it was being run totally crazy, until I heard
this explanation.